Full Turn Cruise Flight Chart

The Full Turn Cruise is a glide-heavy distance driver built for players who want easy turn and long forward push. With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -3 | 2, the Cruise offers early high-speed turn followed by a dependable but gentle fade. A noticeable dome and premium beadless plastics help give it impressive glide, making it one of Full Turn’s most accessible high-speed drivers.

How the Cruise Flies for Beginners

Despite its speed rating, beginners may find the Cruise more forgiving than other 13-speed drivers. The -3 turn helps the disc get moving without the need for elite power, and players with slower arm speeds may see gentle turnovers or long drifting flights before a mild fade.

Intermediate Thrower Flight Characteristics

Intermediate players will often see the intended flight: a smooth turn out of the hand, long glide, and a moderate fade that keeps the disc from fully turning into a roller. Its domey profile and glide let it stretch out extra distance on both tailwind and neutral conditions. Many throwers use the Cruise as a workable shape driver rather than a pure hyzer disc.

Advanced & Pro Player Flight Path Notes

Higher-power players can shape long S-curves with the Cruise. The high-speed turn (-3) makes it easy to flip up or drift right, while the late fade prevents unwanted burnouts. Advanced arms may even use it for hyzer-flip bombs or as a turnover driver that still has enough fade to land controllably.

Forehand Use and Stability

While not built as a torque-resistant forehand disc, the Cruise’s speed and glide make it serviceable for controlled, touch forehands. Stronger sidearms may experience excessive turn, but slower or smoother forehands can still get long shaping flights with a reliable finish.

Try our interactive flight chart to explore how the Cruise responds to your release angle, throwing speed, and whether you throw backhand or forehand.